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Hei Lohjan alueella liikkuvat! Tervetuloa tsekkaamaan Länsi-Uudenmaan taiteilijaseuran yhteisnäyttely "Vesi", Linderinsalissa 7.1.-31.1.2026. Allekirjoittaneella on myös yksi teos siellä esillä 💧☂️
I have some LUTs and Curves to help you with your colorgrading work.
You can buy me a coffee at KoFi.
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16年前、初めてキャストドールのメイクカスタムに挑戦したヘッド。
メイクを直したくて、ずっとメイクを落としたまま何年も放置してた。
やっと!やっとメイクできた!✨️
何年かぶりに生まれ変わった我が子。
LUTSさんの09年イベントヘッドくん。
なかなか良きでは…?
美少女…ではなく、美少年になりました🥰
前にお迎えしていてノーメイクのまま眠らせていた2人
やっと目覚めさせてあげることが出来た
LUTSさんのHONEY DELF Lollyと餡子
Detecting Hardware Trojans in Microprocessors via Hardware Error Correction Code-based Modules
Alessandro Palumbo, Ruben Salvador
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.15417 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.15417 https://arxiv.org/html/2506.15417
arXiv:2506.15417v1 Announce Type: new
Abstract: Software-exploitable Hardware Trojans (HTs) enable attackers to execute unauthorized software or gain illicit access to privileged operations. This manuscript introduces a hardware-based methodology for detecting runtime HT activations using Error Correction Codes (ECCs) on a RISC-V microprocessor. Specifically, it focuses on HTs that inject malicious instructions, disrupting the normal execution flow by triggering unauthorized programs. To counter this threat, the manuscript introduces a Hardware Security Checker (HSC) leveraging Hamming Single Error Correction (HSEC) architectures for effective HT detection. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed solution achieves a 100% detection rate for potential HT activations, with no false positives or undetected attacks. The implementation incurs minimal overhead, requiring only 72 #LUTs, 24 #FFs, and 0.5 #BRAM while maintaining the microprocessor's original operating frequency and introducing no additional time delay.
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Software-exploitable Hardware Trojans (HTs) enable attackers to execute unauthorized software or gain illicit access to privileged operations. This manuscript introduces a hardware-based methodology for detecting runtime HT activations using Error Correction Codes (ECCs) on a RISC-V microprocessor. Specifically, it focuses on HTs that inject malicious instructions, disrupting the normal execution flow by triggering unauthorized programs. To counter this threat, the manuscript introduces a Hardware Security Checker (HSC) leveraging Hamming Single Error Correction (HSEC) architectures for effective HT detection. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed solution achieves a 100% detection rate for potential HT activations, with no false positives or undetected attacks. The implementation incurs minimal overhead, requiring only 72 #LUTs, 24 #FFs, and 0.5 #BRAM while maintaining the microprocessor's original operating frequency and introducing no additional time delay.